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Production
Number |
Work
Number |
Engine
Type |
Horse
Power |
Engine
Number |
Date
Ordered |
Date
Accepted |
Date
Dispatched |
Date
Delivered |
Test Pilot |
Jasta
Unit |
Pilot
Assigned |
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F,I 10117 |
1697 |
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July 14,
1917 |
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August 21,
1917 |
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Other
Jasta Units |
Date of
Unit Transferred |
Other known Pilot #2 |
Other
known Pilot #3 |
Fate of
Machine |
Fate Date |
Where |
Time |
Known
Pilot |
Pilots
Fate |
Incident
Report Document No. |
Other
Information and Documents |
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September 9, 1917 |
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Re-designated Dr.I
100 during acceptance on Apr. 26, 1918 |
Arrived at Adlerschof on Aug. 7, 1917 for Structural
Evaluation and used for type testing on Aug. 11, 1917 |
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Believed to be Fokker F.I
101/17 Anthony Fokker is seen in the cockpit working on the ammunition with
Reinhold Platz on the ladder for a test of the synchronization gear of the
twin Spandau LMG 08/15 guns. |
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Fokker F.I
101/17 During a test flight in Schwerin - Gorries. (Fokker Factory photo no.
1034) |
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Fokker F.I
101/17, close up of the photo above but better quality. |
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Believed to be Fokker F.I
101/17 during a test flight at Schwerin. (note the cowling is not painted so
this could be 101, 102 or 103/17) |
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Once believed to be Fokker F.I
101/17 but this has the production ailerons and the
Eisernes Kreuz
is in its production location. The wing stacking pads
indicate that this is Dr.I 400-499/17. Note in the background is appears to
be V20 built for the Second Fighter Trial in 1918. |

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